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    Yesterday

    The ASX 200, along with other global sharemarket indices, has shown a healthy uptrend since the beginning of the year.

    Cap big super at 10pc of ASX companies: senator

    The $3.6 trillion superannuation industry’s market power means it has the capacity to “squash retail investors like bugs” – and that shouldn’t be allowed, Andrew Bragg says.

    • Hannah Wootton
    The ASX is set to start the week on a positive note as commodities surge higher.

    ASX record within striking distance as miners, energy stocks rally

    Australian shares move within 35 points of record close. China leaves rates on hold. Copper and gold at record highs. Follow updates here.

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    • Joshua Peach, Timothy Moore, Alex Gluyas, Sarah Jones and Cecile Lefort

    Star confirms Hard Rock talks | BHP CEO’s $64b question | Iran’s president missing

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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    Results at Nuix under Jonathan Rubinsztein are improving, the company told the market.

    Nuix shares jump after smashing guidance

    The company is primed to beat its full-year forecast for fiscal 2024 after signing a multi-year contract with an undisclosed software customer.

    • Nick Bonyhady
    Rising bond yields have weighed on Wall Street’s loss-making stocks this year.

    Loss-making companies are surging on the ASX, baffling analysts

    Goldman Sachs is perplexed about the surge in unprofitable stocks, and says there are safer alternatives like retailers Lovisa and Cettire.

    • Alex Gluyas
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    Anthony Selby says lingering high interest rates mean there’s nothing wrong with bagging a 5 per cent risk-free return in cash savings.

    10 investment tips to ride out the ‘new normal’

    Given elevated interest rates and inflation are forecast to flow through financial year 2025, investors are eyeing stocks, property and gold to get ahead.

    • Tom Richardson
    Ellerston Capital's Ashok Jacob.

    Ellerston, Tattarang-backed private fintech bags new CEO

    Andrew Baines will join Azupay on Monday as Ellerston Capital and Tattarang plot how to help the payments start-up grow with an eye on an exit.

    • Tom Richardson
    Elizabeth Norman and Andrew Clifford at Platinum’s 2022 AGM.

    Platinum’s marketing, client relations boss a $1m earner

    The huge pay packet for the fund manager’s marketing guru has turned heads given its tumbling funds under management and share price.

    • Tom Richardson

    This Month

    Nvidia is on track to rival Apple’s market capitalisation.

    ASX eyes record high as rate cut hopes fuel euphoria for shares

    Australian shares are set to advance after the Dow Jones crossed the historic 40,000 level on Friday with Nvidia’s earnings this week destined to test the rally.

    • Cecile Lefort
    Tribeca’s Jun Bei Liu.

    These stocks are primed for ‘tectonic-sized’ tailwinds

    The magnificent seven are not the only way to play artificial intelligence, there’s money to be made in storage, energy and software on the ASX too.

    • Jun Bei Liu
    Wall Street.

    S&P 500 hovers near record high

    US equities gave up early gains to close mostly modestly higher. Copper, nickel and silver surge. Gold, oil also rally. $A touches US67¢.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Mark Freeman says AFIC’s discount to NTA makes it a buying opportunity.

    The stocks Australia’s biggest LIC is buying

    While the LIC sector is under pressure, the 98-year-old Australian Foundation Investment Company is staying patient and hunting for value. 

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    • James Thomson
    Deputy CIO and head of private markets, Alexandra Campbell, has resigned from Cbus.

    Cbus deputy CIO and head of private markets Alex Campbell resigns

    Two years after joining Cbus, Campbell was promoted to head of private markets where her remit broadened to cover $25 billion of FUM

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Alex Pollak, CIO at Loftus Peak.

    Nvidia bulls are selling – here’s what one fundie is buying instead

    The AI market darling is reporting earnings next week, following a jaw-dropping share price run in the last 18 months.

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    • Joshua Peach
    The Dow cleared the 40,000 mark for the first time, then wavered.

    ASX to drop, Dow breaks 40,000 for first time

    ASX futures lower. US equities pared their early advance to close modestly lower. Gold slips, oil edges up, iron ore rises. Bitcoin steady.

    • Updated
    • Timothy Moore
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    The ASX 200 is set to open lower, reversing some of Thursday’s rally.

    Shares drop; Bendigo Bank jumps, SkyCity to pay $67m AUSTRAC penalty

    Shares drop 0.85pc. Star’s license suspension extended. US equities swing lower. Iron ore climbs as China posts mixed data. Oil firms. Follow here.

    • Timothy Moore, Tom Richardson, Cecile Lefort, Joshua Peach, Sarah Jones and Alex Gluyas
    Watch out – the bulls are running hard.

    Why bad news has the ASX bulls running

    Bad news from the job market turned a good day on the ASX into a great one. Investors are ploughing into market darlings in the firm belief that rate cuts are coming.

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    • James Thomson
    The Han River in Seoul. Bloomberg reported Regal was facing scrutiny from Korean regulators.

    Regal allegedly embroiled in South Korean securities investigation

    The prominent hedge fund told investors in September it was shorting stocks in South Korea, saying it was focused on “one specific bank”.

    • Joshua Peach
    Platypus Asset Management’s head of investment, Prasad Patkar.

    The Aussie stock picks that made this fund a top 10

    Platypus Asset Management’s Prasad Patkar names Reece among the $5 billion money manager’s key investment calls. But he’s wary of BHP’s big M&A bet.

    • Sarah Jones
    Warren Buffett’s new position was finally revealed to markets on Wednesday night.

    How inflation relief and Buffett’s new bet gave bull market fresh legs

    Wall Street popped to new record highs on better than feared US inflation data. But there’s a big contradiction at the heart of the bulls’ outlook.

    • James Thomson